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The Red Hill boat ramp provides access to the Pee Dee River, a major waterway that flows for over 65 miles through North Carolina. This section of the river has an average flow of around 9,000 cubic feet per second and a gentle gradient of 3.2 feet per mile, making it well-suited for paddling trips by kayak or canoe.
The boat ramp is located off Griffin Road and is open to the public from March 15 through November 24. It offers a convenient starting point for exploring this scenic stretch of the Pee Dee River, with the boat ramp at NC Highway 109 just 4 river miles downstream. Paddlers should be prepared for the river's moderate current and open water conditions. Nearby recreational areas like the Pee Dee National Wildlife Refuge also offer opportunities for wildlife viewing and other outdoor activities.
Overall, the Red Hill boat ramp provides reliable river access for both motorized and non-motorized watercraft. Its location along the major Pee Dee River makes it a useful launch point for paddlers, anglers, and other boaters looking to enjoy this beautiful North Carolina waterway.